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"Portrait And Biographical Album of Sedgwick County, Kansas. Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of the County, together with Portraits and Biographies of All The Governors of Kansas, and of the Presidents of the United States."; Chicago, Chapman Brothers, 1888; pg 1118. Located at the Midwest Historical and Genealogical Society in Wichita, Kansas.
HUGH L. HOLLAND, a general farmer and stock-raiser, of Garden Plain Township, and located on section 16, was born in Cocke County, Tenn., Dec. 12, 1834, and is the son of James C. and Margaret (Runyan) Holland, the former born in Virginia, May 20, 1794, and the latter in Sevier County, Tenn., Nov. 24, 1799.
The father of our subject served as a private in Col. Sam Bunder's regiment in the War of 1812, and on account of his gallant services received a pension afterward of $96 per year. The parents were married in Tennessee, Oct. 16, 1814, the mother being then but fifteen years of age. They had a family of thirteen children, twelve of whom grew to mature years, but only three are now living: Mary married George W. Ebbs, and died leaving a family of children; Wesley died in infancy; Frances S. married William Smart, and both are now deceased, together with their children; John served under Gen. Taylor in the Mexican War, was married, and also died, leaving children; Elizabeth died in infancy; Jane married John M. Burnett, and is the mother of seven children; they live in Clay County, Mo. Aaron served in the Confederate army, and died leaving five children; Deborah, Mrs. Spencer Faubion, died leaving no children; Hugh L., of our sketch, was the next in order of birth; Margaret became the second wife of Spencer Faubion, and died leaving three children; James K. Polk served in the Confederate army, and is now living in Clay County, Mo.; Esther Ann died when eighteen years old, and Emma at fifteen. The parents are still living, and residents of Clay
County, Mo.The father of our subject served as Justice of the Peace in Tennessee for a long term of years, and during the time his county was greatly in debt, he was elected County Judge, and served without any salary, in order to assist in the liquidation of this debt, paying his own expenses besides. He was Class-Leader in the Methodist Episcopal Church for a period of forty years.
Our subject was reared on the farm, receiving a very limited education until after his father moved to Missouri, which was in 1854, and when Hugh L. was twenty-three or twenty-four years old. He then attended school a term or two, and by improving his leisure time in reading has managed to pick up considerable knowledge. Soon after the outbreak of the Rebellion he enlisted in the 1st Missouri Cavalry, C.S.A., and served until the close of the war, participating in the battles of Oak Hill, Carthage, Champion Hill and Big Black River. At the latter place he was hit seven times by balls from the enemy, three of which wounded him seriously, one going through his shoulder blade. He was not entirely disabled, however, but lived to go through the Atlanta campaign.
While the war was in progress Mr. Holland was married to Mrs. Judith (Wise) Holliday, a distant connection of Gov. Wise, of Virginia. Of this union there are now four children living, namely: James Polk, Helen M., Margaret, Mrs. Frank Wilbur, and Frank T. All are living in Wichita. The wife and mother died Sept. 22, 1870, in Hinds County, Miss., where they had met, and where they lived after the close of the war.
(pg 1119)
Mr. Holland contracted a second marriage, Oct. 3, 1872, with Miss Cora Wise, a sister of his first wife. They were daughters of Weldon and Edna (Wise) Wise, both natives of Georgia, the father born Oct. 26, 1804, and the mother in April, 1808. The former was a Captain of militia. Mrs. Cora Holland was born in Hinds County, Miss., Jan. 21, 1846, and was the tenth in a family of twelve children.Mr. Holland after the death of his first wife took up his residence in Missouri upon land which he had purchased as early as 1857. He was a resident of Kansas during the border war, owning land there also. In the battle of Dry Wood he was taken prisoner, and held about six weeks, when he bribed the sentinel and got away. After his second marriage he lived in Clay County, Mo., until 1879, when he moved to his present home, buying 160 acres of school land. Upon this he has erected a commodious frame dwelling, and has brought his land to a fine state of cultivation. Of his second marriage there have been born seven children, namely: Louis P., Hugh P., Tilden L., Elna, Maude, Clarence, and Cora R. Maude died in November, 1882, when about six months old, and Clarence also died in infancy the following year.
Mr. Holland votes the straight Democratic ticket, but has never been an office-seeker, preferring to give his time and attention to his personal affairs. His estimable wife is a member in good standing of the Baptist Church.
CENSUS:
Hinds Co., MS 1870 census 9 Jun 1870
1870 MS, Hinds Co., Dry Grove PO, series M593, roll 730, part 1, page 454a
47 / 47
Holland, H. L 35, male, white, Farmer, real est: 600, pers est: 100, TN, male US citizen
---, Judith 37, female, white, Keeping House, GA
---, Henry C. 18, male, white, At home, MS
---, John B. 10, male, white At Home, MS
---, Jim Rufus 6, male, white, MS
---, Walden M. 4, male, white, MS
---, Maggie P. 2 or 3 or 9, female, white, MS
---, Thomas F. 1, male, white, MSOklahoma Co., OK 1900 census
1900 OK/ Oklahoma Co./ Council Grove Twp/ pg 61b 12 June 1900
95 / 95
Holland, Hugh L. head, white, male, Dec 1834, 65 yrs, marr, 27 yrs, TN, VA, TN, farmer, 0 months unemployed, reads, writes, English, Owns, M, F, 92
---, Cora E. wife, white, female, Jan 1846, 54 yrs, marr, marr 27 yrs,7 children, 5 children living, MS, GA, GA, reads, writes, English
---, Hugh P. son, white, male, Movr 1875, 25 yrs, sing, MO, TN, MS,farmer, 0 months unemployed, reads, writes, English, R, F, 93
---, Tilden L. son, white, male, June 1876, 23 yrs, sing, MO, TN, MS, portner, 0 months unemployed, reads, writes, English
---, Cora R. daughter, white, female, Jan 1885, 15 yrs, sing, KS, TN, MS, at school, attended school 3 months, reads, writes, English
Wise, Bessie niece, white, female, Aug 1895, 4 yrs, sing, TX, MS, TX.1910 OK/Hughes Co/roll 1255/book 1/pg 143a 26 Apr 1910
Holdenville Twp, Ward 2, Holdenville City
194 / 194
Holland, Hugh L. head, male, white, 75 yrs, marr 2x, marr 38 yrs, TN, VA, TN, English, occup: none, own income, reads, writes, Owns, 4, H, --, y
---, Cora E. wife, female, white, 64, marr 1x, marr 38 yrs, 7 children, 4 children living, MS, GA, GA, English, occup: none, reads, writes
---, Percy H. son, male, white, 35 yrs, sing, MO, TN, MO, English, laundryman, steam laundry, not out of work, 0 months, unemployed, reads, writes
Wise, Cora E. niece, female, white, 18 yrs, sing, TX, MS, MS, English, teacher, public schools, works, not out of work, 0 months, unemployed, reads, writes
Ames, Teddy grandson, male, white, 9 yrs, AR, KY, KS, occup: none, attended schoolHughes Co., OK 1920 census 19 Jan 1920
1920 OK/ Hughes Co./ roll 1465/ book 2/ 2-wd, Holdenville, pg 133b
Jacob's twp, Holdenville town, ward 2
Eccols Street, house # 308
54 / 54
Holland, Hugh L. head, O, W, male, hite, 85, marr, --, --, --, --, reads, writes, TN, ---, NC, ---, US, ---, 70, farmer
---, Cora E. wife, female, white, 74, marr, reads, writes, MS, ---, GA, ---, GA, ---, ys, occup: none
---, Hugh Jr. son, male, white, 44, marr, reads, writes, MO, ---, TN, ---, MS, ---, ys, casl, Benlen, OA
---, Lucille daughter law, female, white, 24, marr, reads, writes, MO, ---, MO, ---, KY, ---, ys, occup: none
house number: X (immediately after 308)
55 / 55
Witherspoon, Charles D. head, O, m, male, white, 39, marr, reads, writes, MO, ---, MO, ---, MO, ---, ys, colector, benks, w
---, Cora wife, female, white, 35, marr, reads, writes, KS, ---, TN, ---, MS, ---, ys, occup: none
---, Wabena J daughter, female, white, 13, sing, attended school, reads,writes, OK, ---, MO, ---, KS, ---, ys
---, Pames D son, male, white, 10, sing, attended school, reads, writes,OK, ---, MO, ---, KS, ---, ys
Wise, Cora E. boarder, female, white, 28, sing, reads, writes, TX, ---, MS, ---, MS, ---, ys, occup: school, teacher, oa
"Portrait And Biographical Album of Sedgwick County, Kansas. Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of the County, together with Portraits and Biographies of All The Governors of Kansas, and of the Presidents of the United States."; Chicago, Chapman Brothers, 1888; pg 1118. Located at the Midwest Historical and Genealogical Society in Wichita, Kansas.
HUGH L. HOLLAND, a general farmer and stock-raiser, of Garden Plain Township, and located on section 16, was born in Cocke County, Tenn., Dec. 12, 1834, and is the son of James C. and Margaret (Runyan) Holland, the former born in Virginia, May 20, 1794, and the latter in Sevier County, Tenn., Nov. 24, 1799.
The father of our subject served as a private in Col. Sam Bunder's regiment in the War of 1812, and on account of his gallant services received a pension afterward of $96 per year. The parents were married in Tennessee, Oct. 16, 1814, the mother being then but fifteen years of age. They had a family of thirteen children, twelve of whom grew to mature years, but only three are now living: Mary married George W. Ebbs, and died leaving a family of children; Wesley died in infancy; Frances S. married William Smart, and both are now deceased, together with their children; John served under Gen. Taylor in the Mexican War, was married, and also died, leaving children; Elizabeth died in infancy; Jane married John M. Burnett, and is the mother of seven children; they live in Clay County, Mo. Aaron served in the Confederate army, and died leaving five children; Deborah, Mrs. Spencer Faubion, died leaving no children; Hugh L., of our sketch, was the next in order of birth; Margaret became the second wife of Spencer Faubion, and died leaving three children; James K. Polk served in the Confederate army, and is now living in Clay County, Mo.; Esther Ann died when eighteen years old, and Emma at fifteen. The parents are still living, and residents of Clay
County, Mo.The father of our subject served as Justice of the Peace in Tennessee for a long term of years, and during the time his county was greatly in debt, he was elected County Judge, and served without any salary, in order to assist in the liquidation of this debt, paying his own expenses besides. He was Class-Leader in the Methodist Episcopal Church for a period of forty years.
Our subject was reared on the farm, receiving a very limited education until after his father moved to Missouri, which was in 1854, and when Hugh L. was twenty-three or twenty-four years old. He then attended school a term or two, and by improving his leisure time in reading has managed to pick up considerable knowledge. Soon after the outbreak of the Rebellion he enlisted in the 1st Missouri Cavalry, C.S.A., and served until the close of the war, participating in the battles of Oak Hill, Carthage, Champion Hill and Big Black River. At the latter place he was hit seven times by balls from the enemy, three of which wounded him seriously, one going through his shoulder blade. He was not entirely disabled, however, but lived to go through the Atlanta campaign.
While the war was in progress Mr. Holland was married to Mrs. Judith (Wise) Holliday, a distant connection of Gov. Wise, of Virginia. Of this union there are now four children living, namely: James Polk, Helen M., Margaret, Mrs. Frank Wilbur, and Frank T. All are living in Wichita. The wife and mother died Sept. 22, 1870, in Hinds County, Miss., where they had met, and where they lived after the close of the war.
(pg 1119)
Mr. Holland contracted a second marriage, Oct. 3, 1872, with Miss Cora Wise, a sister of his first wife. They were daughters of Weldon and Edna (Wise) Wise, both natives of Georgia, the father born Oct. 26, 1804, and the mother in April, 1808. The former was a Captain of militia. Mrs. Cora Holland was born in Hinds County, Miss., Jan. 21, 1846, and was the tenth in a family of twelve children.Mr. Holland after the death of his first wife took up his residence in Missouri upon land which he had purchased as early as 1857. He was a resident of Kansas during the border war, owning land there also. In the battle of Dry Wood he was taken prisoner, and held about six weeks, when he bribed the sentinel and got away. After his second marriage he lived in Clay County, Mo., until 1879, when he moved to his present home, buying 160 acres of school land. Upon this he has erected a commodious frame dwelling, and has brought his land to a fine state of cultivation. Of his second marriage there have been born seven children, namely: Louis P., Hugh P., Tilden L., Elna, Maude, Clarence, and Cora R. Maude died in November, 1882, when about six months old, and Clarence also died in infancy the following year.
Mr. Holland votes the straight Democratic ticket, but has never been an office-seeker, preferring to give his time and attention to his personal affairs. His estimable wife is a member in good standing of the Baptist Church.
CENSUS:
Hinds Co., MS 1870 census 9 Jun 1870
1870 MS, Hinds Co., Dry Grove PO, series M593, roll 730, part 1, page 454a
47 / 47
Holland, H. L 35, male, white, Farmer, real est: 600, pers est: 100, TN, male US citizen
---, Judith 37, female, white, Keeping House, GA
---, Henry C. 18, male, white, At home, MS
---, John B. 10, male, white At Home, MS
---, Jim Rufus 6, male, white, MS
---, Walden M. 4, male, white, MS
---, Maggie P. 2 or 3 or 9, female, white, MS
---, Thomas F. 1, male, white, MSOklahoma Co., OK 1900 census
1900 OK/ Oklahoma Co./ Council Grove Twp/ pg 61b 12 June 1900
95 / 95
Holland, Hugh L. head, white, male, Dec 1834, 65 yrs, marr, 27 yrs, TN, VA, TN, farmer, 0 months unemployed, reads, writes, English, Owns, M, F, 92
---, Cora E. wife, white, female, Jan 1846, 54 yrs, marr, marr 27 yrs,7 children, 5 children living, MS, GA, GA, reads, writes, English
---, Hugh P. son, white, male, Movr 1875, 25 yrs, sing, MO, TN, MS,farmer, 0 months unemployed, reads, writes, English, R, F, 93
---, Tilden L. son, white, male, June 1876, 23 yrs, sing, MO, TN, MS, portner, 0 months unemployed, reads, writes, English
---, Cora R. daughter, white, female, Jan 1885, 15 yrs, sing, KS, TN, MS, at school, attended school 3 months, reads, writes, English
Wise, Bessie niece, white, female, Aug 1895, 4 yrs, sing, TX, MS, TX.1910 OK/Hughes Co/roll 1255/book 1/pg 143a 26 Apr 1910
Holdenville Twp, Ward 2, Holdenville City
194 / 194
Holland, Hugh L. head, male, white, 75 yrs, marr 2x, marr 38 yrs, TN, VA, TN, English, occup: none, own income, reads, writes, Owns, 4, H, --, y
---, Cora E. wife, female, white, 64, marr 1x, marr 38 yrs, 7 children, 4 children living, MS, GA, GA, English, occup: none, reads, writes
---, Percy H. son, male, white, 35 yrs, sing, MO, TN, MO, English, laundryman, steam laundry, not out of work, 0 months, unemployed, reads, writes
Wise, Cora E. niece, female, white, 18 yrs, sing, TX, MS, MS, English, teacher, public schools, works, not out of work, 0 months, unemployed, reads, writes
Ames, Teddy grandson, male, white, 9 yrs, AR, KY, KS, occup: none, attended schoolHughes Co., OK 1920 census 19 Jan 1920
1920 OK/ Hughes Co./ roll 1465/ book 2/ 2-wd, Holdenville, pg 133b
Jacob's twp, Holdenville town, ward 2
Eccols Street, house # 308
54 / 54
Holland, Hugh L. head, O, W, male, hite, 85, marr, --, --, --, --, reads, writes, TN, ---, NC, ---, US, ---, 70, farmer
---, Cora E. wife, female, white, 74, marr, reads, writes, MS, ---, GA, ---, GA, ---, ys, occup: none
---, Hugh Jr. son, male, white, 44, marr, reads, writes, MO, ---, TN, ---, MS, ---, ys, casl, Benlen, OA
---, Lucille daughter law, female, white, 24, marr, reads, writes, MO, ---, MO, ---, KY, ---, ys, occup: none
house number: X (immediately after 308)
55 / 55
Witherspoon, Charles D. head, O, m, male, white, 39, marr, reads, writes, MO, ---, MO, ---, MO, ---, ys, colector, benks, w
---, Cora wife, female, white, 35, marr, reads, writes, KS, ---, TN, ---, MS, ---, ys, occup: none
---, Wabena J daughter, female, white, 13, sing, attended school, reads,writes, OK, ---, MO, ---, KS, ---, ys
---, Pames D son, male, white, 10, sing, attended school, reads, writes,OK, ---, MO, ---, KS, ---, ys
Wise, Cora E. boarder, female, white, 28, sing, reads, writes, TX, ---, MS, ---, MS, ---, ys, occup: school, teacher, oa
Epps, George, pg 243 household number, 31 on Cocke County, TN 1830 census.
pg 243a: house 31 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 00
pg 243b: house 31 000 000 000 000 411 000 001 000 700 000 000
slaves: none
free colored males, under 10: 4
free colored males, 10 - 24: 1
free colored males, 24 - 36: 1
free colored female, 24 - 36: 1
total persons: 7There was also an Ebbs, John, pg 250, household number 227 on Cocke County, TN 1830 census.
Ebbs, George TN, Cocke pg 275 1840 census.
100 010 000 000 0 200 010 000
males under 5: 1 born between 1835 and 1840
males 20 and under 30: 1 born between 1810 and 1820
females under 5: 2 born between 1835 and 1840
females 20 and under 30: 1 born between 1810 and 1820
no free colored persons
no slaves
5 persons total
1 person in family employed in manufacture and tradeEbbs, George W. AR, Hot Springs Co, Saline Twp, 946, 1860 (roll 42, book 1) enumerated 28 Aug 1860, Tarpley PO
313 / 313
Ebbs, George W. 51, male, white, blacksmith, real est: 200, pers est: 200, TN
---, Roda 41, female, white, house keeper, GA
---, Caroline 16, female, white, TN
---, George 15, male, white, TN
---, Jane M. 12, female, white, TN
---, John 9, male, white, TN
---, Thomas 8, male, white, GAEbbs, George W. AR, Hot Springs Co., Saline Twp, pg 582, 1870 census
1870 AR, Hot Spring Co., Saline Twp, series M593, roll 54, part 1, page 582a
Hot Springs PO, enumerated 26 Jul 1870 (line 35)
71 / 69
Ebbs, George W. 61, male, white, farmer, real est: 1000, pers est: 1000, TN, male US citizen
---, Rhoda 50, female, white, Keeping House, GA, can't write
---, John 20, male, white, TN, attended school
---, Thomas 18, male, white, GA, attended school
McAdoo, Wilson 16, male, black, AR, can't r / w, deaf, dumb, blind, idiotic or insane
72 / 70
McAdoo, Judah 45, female, black, keeping house, TN, can't r /w
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McDoo, Emily 15, female, mulatto, AR, can't r / w
---, Lucy 12, female, mulatto, AR, can't r / w
---, Joel 10, male, black, AR, can't r / w
73 / 71
Floyd, William 32, male, white, farmer, real est: 0, pers est: 300, SC, male US citizen
---, Carolyn 26, female, white, keeping house, TN, can't w
---, Mary 4, female, white, AR
---, Rhoda 2, female, white, AR
Ross, William 20, male, black, farm laborer, AR, can't r / w, male US citizen1880 AR, Hot Spring Co., Saline Twp, Fair Play, fhl 1254056, T9-0056, pg 303d
Ebbs, George W. self, marr, male, white, 71, VA, blacksmith, VA, VA
---, Rhoda wife, marr, female, white, 60, GA, keeping house, GA, GAEbbs, Spencer AR, Hot Springs Co., Hot Springs Twp, pg 547, 1870 census
Ebbs, James AR, Hot Spring Co., Saline Twp, pg 583, 1870 censusEbbs, Adeline TN, Cocke Co., 11th District, 1850 census, roll 874, pg 404 5th Oct 1850
877 / 877
Ward, Betsy 42, female, TN, can't read or write
---, James 22, male, laborer, TN, can't read or write
---, Nancy 17, female, TN
---, Caroli 14, female, TN
---, Joseph 11, male, TN
Turner, Kisiah 70, female, NC, can't read or write
Ebbs, Adeline 25, female, SC, can't read or write
---, Marion 26, male, TN, can't read or writeEbbs, Adeline TN, Cocke Co., 11th District, 1850 census, roll 874, pg 419
part of John Ebbs household, cont. onto 2nd page
Ebbs, John TN, Cocke Co., 11th District, 1850 census, pg 874, 419
Ebbs, John 75, male, farmer, real est: 750, VA
---, Polly 62, female, VA, can't r/w
---, Mary 21, female, TN, can't r/w
---, Catherine 20, female, TN, can't r/w
---, Sarah 19, female, TN, occup:
---, Henry 18, male, TN, idiotic
---, Margaraet 16, female, TN
---, Greenbery 35, male, laborer, TN, can't read or write
---, Marion 26, male, laborer, TN
Ebbs, Adeline 25, female, TN
"Garden of the Plain:" Garden Plain, Kansas, 1884-1984. N.p.: 1984. (K978.1/-Se2/G167). ""Mary married George W. Ebbs, and died leaving a family of children".